Tunisia's Regional Hospital in Qebli Hosts Successful Cataract Surgery Day
Tunisia's Qebli regional hospital hosts a cataract surgery day, providing specialized medical services to patients in need.
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Tunisia's Qebli regional hospital hosts a cataract surgery day, providing specialized medical services to patients in need.
Tunisia's Export Promotion Center completes consultative meetings with professional and economic structures to prepare its 2027 promotional program.
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Russia provides 110 free scholarships to Tunisian students for the 2026-2027 academic year to study in various Russian universities.
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Tunisian novelist Mohamed Eissa Al-Moadheb was honored at the 69th Belgrade International Book Fair, which was held from October 23 to 31, 2026.
Russia's veto on a US resolution has reopened the Western Sahara conflict, exposing the Maghreb region to uncertainty and potentially straining diplomatic relations.
The "Becoming the Ocean" exhibition, part of Jaou Tunis 2026, has opened in Tunis, featuring 16 artists from the Global South and its diasporas.